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The Mudkip Collector

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👣 @yetitears
💧 Journey to become a Mudkip Grandmaster
🌎 Collecting every cameo, language & print (TCG & Non TCG)
🎨 Rare memorabilia & original art

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1st MUDKIP GIVEAWAY: Once we reach 1000 followers here, we’ll do this giveaway to a random person in these comments here who is also following. Giveaway is for the case I painted here. The card can fit your Mdonalds promos or similar.

Bonus points if your people comment under your post and are following too 🤘🙃👀 (card not included)

#mudkip #pokemonart #mudkipcollector by @mudkipcollector

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Just branding people @yetitears

#mudkipcollector #mudkip #pokemontattoos #pokemon by @mudkipcollector

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Archives Pt. 4 #mudkipcollector by @mudkipcollector

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My five year old got my dad a gold star Mudkip 😭⭐️

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Part 3: looking thru a pokemon sticker book together #pokemon by @mudkipcollector

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The Patapata (2004) sealdass textbook vol. 2: a very inspiring series I love having in my collection. 💦

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Want to learn about this Pokémon sticker book?
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Back in 2003, Pokémon was entering an entirely new generation. The original 151 had become 386, the Game Boy Advance was introducing players to Hoenn, and a little blue Pokémon named Mudkip was becoming one of the franchise’s newest faces.

On June 24, 2003, Japanese publisher Shogakukan released a tiny, 34-page sticker book called Pokémon Advanced Generation Anime Stickers: Pokédex Edition.
It wasn’t a trading card set, a magazine, or even a traditional Pokédex. It was essentially a pocket-sized collection of Pokémon artwork that kids were encouraged to peel out, arrange, and stick wherever they wanted.
And that’s what makes surviving complete copies interesting today. These books were made to be taken apart, not carefully preserved on a collector’s shelf.

Here’s something particularly cool: this book was released less than three weeks before the Japanese theatrical debut of Jirachi: Wish Maker on July 19, 2003.

Inside were more than ordinary character stickers. Shogakukan’s original catalog describes legendary Pokémon, special Jirachi emblem stickers, wishing-star stickers, movie poster stickers, and scenes from the upcoming film.

It was essentially a little piece of movie promotion that children could carry around in their pockets.

Twenty-three years later, an intact copy is a small surviving piece of that moment. by @mudkipcollector

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Part 2 of Let’s look thru a sticker book together
PS. If you comment questions about these books, I will answer them with videos as best I can.

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Gonna start auctioning my artwork here #mudkip #pokemon by @mudkipcollector

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PART 1: Lets look at Pokemon sticker books together!

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My Platinum rare Pokemon channel lenticular Mudkip card ☺️💦 #mudkipcollector #mudkip #pokemon by @mudkipcollector

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A little WB Kids Pokemon history 💦

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